Figure shows a sliding window. The input text stream is ikaccbadaccbaccbaccgikmoabe. In part (a) of the figure, a search buffer of nine symbols and a look-ahead buffer of six symbols are shown. All the symbols in the search buffer, accbadacc, have just been encoded. All the symbols in the look-ahead buffer, baccba, are to be encoded. (It is understood that the symbols before the ika cebadacc baccba cegik Search buffer of size 9 Look-ahead buffer of size 6 (a) Triple: <6, 2, C(c) > gik moabec ika cebada cebac cbaccg ikmoabec (b) Triple: <4, 5, C(g) > ikacebadaccbaccbaeeg ik moabee (c) Triple: <0, 0, C(i) >

Figure shows a sliding window. The input text stream is ikaccbadaccbaccbaccgikmoabe. In part (a) of the figure, a search buffer of nine symbols and a look-ahead buffer of six symbols are shown. All the symbols in the search buffer, accbadacc, have just been encoded. All the symbols in the look-ahead buffer, baccba, are to be encoded. (It is understood that the symbols before the ika cebadacc baccba cegik Search buffer of size 9 Look-ahead buffer of size 6 (a) Triple: <6, 2, C(c) > gik moabec ika cebada cebac cbaccg ikmoabec (b) Triple: <4, 5, C(g) > ikacebadaccbaccbaeeg ik moabee (c) Triple: <0, 0, C(i) >

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